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Cocainum hydrochloricum (Cocain.)

Cocainum hydrochloricum (Cocain.) appears in 60 rubrics in the Repertory. Of these, two are single-remedy rubrics in which only this remedy is listed, and three are small rubrics with at most two other remedies.

Delusions about the Body

Delusions are by far the largest group with nineteen rubrics. Two single-remedy rubrics concern the body: body parts would be missing, and the person believes they are covered with worms. A small rubric records that the body feels absent. A further small rubric describes seeing vermin.

Schizophrenia, Speech and Jealousy

Schizophrenia and Speaking account for four rubrics each. Aphonia, Ambition, Jealousy, Excitement and Indifference are listed with two rubrics each. Jealousy appears as irrational jealousy in a small rubric.

Summary

The picture is determined by delusions that attach to the person's own body and extend to vermin. The rubrics on schizophrenia and speech support it without shaping it alone, since many rubrics are shared with other remedies.

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